After confirming a large-scale supporter event would take place on Saturday 29th March, Newcastle United have now offered full details of next weekend’s Town Moor victory party
The free open-air event will hand supporters the chance to see Eddie Howe and the squad with the Carabao Cup for the very first time since last Sunday’s magical win at Wembley.
The club will work with the Freemen of Newcastle, Newcastle City Council, the North East Combined Authority, NE1, Nexus and the emergency services to put on the event, thanking all for their involvement. Now here are the details!
The free to attend fan event will take place from 4-8pm on Saturday 29th March – next weekend – and it promises to be a day to remember for the club and city.
Newcastle have revealed that the event will feature a DJ, live band, some highlights of our ‘Road to Wembley, special guests yet to be confirmed and a screening of the full cup final!
Eddie Howe and the players will also lift the Carabao Cup trophy on the stage and a ‘spectacular show’ will be put on by Saudi sponsor Sela, with more details to follow on that.
The club are asking fans to register their interest for this huge event, offering the following windows for fans to do so:
‘Supporters must register their interest to attend at book.newcastleunited.com.
Phased priority period for fans to register interest:
Friday, 21st March, from 1pm – season ticket holders
Friday, 21st March, from 3pm – Mags/Mags + Members
Saturday, 22nd March, from 10am – all other supporters
Once your priority period opens you will have the opportunity to register your interest until midnight on Sunday, 23rd March.
Registration is one per supporter number. Adults will be able to add one junior ticket to their registration with the adult supporter number.
Registrations must be submitted via book.newcastleunited.com. No email/telephone/in-person registrations can be accepted.
Registering your interest does not guarantee you access to the event. Further details will follow to those that register their interest with the club.
We do expect traffic to the website to be high and thank our supporters in advance for their patience.’